Hello Lindsay,
thank you for your answer. And you are right. I am looking for someone who let me test in his 17.x enviroment, via vpn or in a cloud environment etc.. Setting up a 17.x environment by myself, i have never thought about it. Does it run in a docker environment? I expect it run on windows only, does it? I think it will be a question of hardware resources, time and licence-costs. But on the other hand, if nobody wants to use this ruby gem, then i do not need invest in time and money. Let's see what happens.
Best Regards
Oliver
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Devops Engineer
Sycor GmbH
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-05-2020 11:43 AM
From: Lindsay Estabrooks
Subject: How can i test my ruby module with CA Service Management 17.x
I guess that what you are asking is "Does anyone have a Service Desk Manager (SDM) 17.x environment that I can use to test my module?".
Have you considered setting up a TEST SDM 17.x environment yourself?
If your module works fine with SDM 14.1, you can be pretty confident that it will also work with SDM 17.x.
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Lindsay Estabrooks
Principal Consultant
IT-EDU Consultants
Original Message:
Sent: 09-02-2020 04:15 PM
From: Oliver Gaida
Subject: How can i test my ruby module with CA Service Management 17.x
Hello,
I have published a ruby modul for interacting with the CA Service Management. But in my company we only use 14.1 and we will end with CA soon. Does anyone know a solution where i can test my ruby stuff, than?
My ruby modul is published on ogaida/usd| GitHub | remove preview |
 | | ogaida/usd | | There is a ruby class and a commandline tool rusdc. just install the gem: Be aware that you need some compiler-tools and the ruby headers: sudo apt-get install build-essential ruby-dev yum group install yum install ruby-devel see https://github.com/ogaida/usd/wiki/bash-completion If you use the rusdc find command with --format mlr option then you need mlr. | | View this on GitHub > |
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Kind Regards
Oliver